Re:New papers dividing logical uncertainty into two subproblems
by cgio on Tuesday April 26, 2016 @03:28AM
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I feel there might be a very interesting thought process going on in your second paragraph, but I cannot parse it. Would you mind explaining in a bit more detail on the link between articulation and answer? At face value, the formulation of a problem would definitely bear effect on the answer. I.e. what I ask determines the answer. And I would guess that information is naturally shared between a question and its constraints, given that constraints are constituents of the question. But I feel you are onto a different kind of link here.
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Re:New papers dividing logical uncertainty into two subproblems
by Natanael_L on Tuesday April 26, 2016 @08:09AM
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For example, repeatedly hashing value X will eventually result in value Y. When?
That's the kind of stuff he probably means. The nature of the problem obfuscates any means of taking an accurate guess.